My Dog Eats Better Than Me Recipes Your Dog Will Love

My Dog Eats Better Than Me is the ultimate recipe book for anyone who wants to nourish their precious canine friends by creating nutritious, satisfying and exciting meals and treats.

My Dog Eats Better Than Me is a collection of recipes, tips and advice for dog lovers who understand that dogs are family and deserve to be catered for accordingly with nourishing, healthy, considered meals and treats. Authors Fiona Rigg and Jacqui Melville make this possible with more than 60 recipes across multiple chapters, from biscuits to main meals, from puppies to doggie celebrations.

In this fully photographed, beautiful book (starring a cast of pooches, big, small and in-between), Fiona and Jacqui offer tips on dog nutrition, ingredients to use (and avoid) and storage tips as well as offering easy visual recipe references for people who are looking to prepare create a homemade diet for their dog. My Dog Eats Better Than Me also offers a bonus chapter on wellness that includes doggie yoga and spa treatments.

Jacqui Melville moved to the UK from Melbourne several years ago after the loss of her Australian Cattle dog Violet. Jacqui has always had a deep passion for food and loves nothing more than a challenge around how to make food more engaging and tasteful for friends, whatever their preferences. Creating an informative and fun dog-orientated cookbook is the next step in her journey as a professional photographer and dog's best friend. She lives with her husband and their fur child Radar, a characterful Airedale Terrier, in London.

Fiona Rigg is a long-time food stylist and recipe developer who worked with many leading industry figures before finding her calling in the canine world and establishing her award-winning PAWDinkum brand of bespoke dog snacks and spa treatments. She works from a studio kitchen in Red Hill South, on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula, and her many qualifications include diplomas from Le Cordon Bleu Culinary School and Leith's Cookery School in London. Between recipe development and photo shoots, she continues her extensive studies, and recently qualified as a Vinyasa yoga instructor in Goa, India. She now holds doga (dog yoga) classes for humans and their dogs.